Cognitive biases are systematic patterns of thinking that can distort judgment. They are not simply random mistakes; they are recurring tendencies shaped by how the brain simplifies complexity and makes quick decisions under uncertainty.
Biases can be useful in fast-moving situations, but they also help explain why smart people misjudge risk, cling to bad ideas, or see patterns that are not really there. Understanding bias is one of the first steps toward more disciplined thinking.
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